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IHE DAILY NEWS. JOES- LAIWEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY ?EWS l?lilNG THK NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY ?BCOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGPST CIR CLATION IN THE CITY OF QUAKLESTON, 0HLI8HES THE LIST OF LETTE H 8 REM UN SQ IN TUE POSTOFFICE AT THK END OF ACH WEEK. ACCORDING- TO THK PROVIS 3N8 OF THE NEW PCSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo sorved to subscri era in tho city at six DOI.LA.B8 a year in advance, or t FIFTEEN CENTS a woek, payable to tho carrion. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis ilesroom, Meei i OR-street, the contents ol a country tore and furnlturo. O. Mo Bara E SMITH will Boll at 10 o'clock, at his ilesroom, Droad-streot, horses, mules and furni ire. LEITCH & BRUNS will sell at 10 o'clock, on Mar? ian's Whari, lariving utensils. A. C. MCGILLIVRAY will FO!1 at 10 o'clock, at his Kee, Broad-street, horses, ti ules and vehicles. ?lt. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will ?ell at 10 clock, at their ofllec, Uroad-6treet, hsrses, mules, c. J. FRASER MATHEWEH will seU at ll o'clock, at ls office. Broad-street, mules and horses. Mft.ES DRAKE will Boll at IS o'clock, at his store, srner King and Liberty streets, clothing, dry good* ad hats. N. HUNT & SON will noll at in o'clock, in their ilesroom, Meeting? street, boots, shoes, &c. MEETINGS THIS DAY. German Friendly Society, at 7 I*. M. South Carolina Lodge, at 7 P. M. Grand Council Royal and Scltot Masters of South aroiina, at 12 M. Homo Building and ' oan Association, at 7 P. M. Delta Lodge of Perfection, al 7 P. M. Franklin Lodge, at 7 P. M. NOTARY PUBLIC-B. M. Heriot, Esq., has .-en appointed by Governor Scott a notiry public. THE HOT SUPPER.-The net proceeds of this iterta'nment, recently held at ibo Hibernia! Hall, acb the handsome total of $1600. IBILL OF MORTALITY.-Tho report of the City '?i3trar, for the week, ending on the Cth instant, lows a total of lw<>uty-fou: deaths. Of these six en are blacks and colored and e'ght wkltes. Two ilored children aro put dora as dyiug of neglect, id ono white child as djin.^ ot d istitutiou, which ? suppose in??us starved to ?loath. Was there not kuc neglect in this oase also? ILTTEMPTBD ROBBERY.-The well-known col? li woman Emmolin?, who ?oes on errands for tho :ers cf Morey, was waylaid at tho corner of Can i and St. Philips street, night before lasl, by col d boys, and an attempt made to rob her of her ?hol by cuttiu.T th . slriugs by which she hold it. ) raised an alarm which caused the boys to run ore they had accomplished their purpose. GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS. ic annual couvoo itioa of the Grand Chapter took ace yesterday at 12 M., st Masoni s Hall. There was a largo number of representatives from bordinato chapters from all parts of the State. Grand High Priest 1?. S. Bruns read his annual dress Hie proceedings, brief in character, wf re marked ' the greatest harmony. KEROSENE EXPLOSION.-Last oveniug, while me five or six negroes were collected in a room in usaman's Oourt, at tho west end of Quern street, iolored child, about Bevon years of ago, lot fall a rosene lamp. The oil look Are immediately, the rroes ran out of ibo way, nud the child would ire been burnt to death but for the timely inter li?on of Mr. Nipsou, who was partiing by and ihed in and threw a blanket around the child, and is saved its life. As it was the child was terribly ured, the flesh of <mo foot being burned off, lcav j the bone visible. THE BALTIMORE STEAMSHIPS.-This excol it line of steamers which ha? piven so much aiit.l? ilieu to the public iu the regularity with which 8ir schedule bas been run, ai o about to have tho e steamship Mary-laud added to their number, d for the accommodation of shippers the route Int this dato will bo run with increased frequoiicy. le line will henceforward be composed of the Icon, Captain Horsey; boa Gull, Captain Dutton, d Maryland, Captain Johnson. The Sea Gull will ive Baltimore to-day, tho Maryland on Saturday a the Falcou this city OD to-morrow, shippers by s rou i o may exp-ct tho best facilities in the importation of their merchandise. The agents at s pert are Messrs. Mordecai & Co. and Courtenay denholm. UL*UBS AND STABS. - The following cases were iposed of at the Mayor's Court yesterday : i. Dos be", keeping his store open on Sunday .ht; discharged. Emma Brown, colored, disorderly at the corner of oad-street; sent to tho House of Correction for five ys. lelia McDermott, white, drunk and disorderly in ; street; fined $10. Tames Barrow, whit?j, lying down drunk in the cet; fleed $10. Patrick Donovan, whit'?, drunk and interfering th the policemen and striking Sergeant Biley; ted $10. J>. O'Callahan, white, drunk and interfering with policeman; fined $10. H. Brimson, white, dtunk and fighting in Cutl? ers-street; fined 10. Ihe following will oe heard to-day: Emma Green, colored, reported for obstructing tho lowaik at tho market, and refusing to move the ob ruction wbeu told to do so by the policeman. Two dark brown mules taken up going at la-ge. The Walsh murdtir case will come up to-day. REPORTERS' CRUMB*- There was a masquer le on Rutledge-street last ni.'ht, which was ono of e most brilliant of tho season. Tho United State? Quartermaster proposes putting a imber of mules on thu market soon. Tho trial of "Indian Jim," who murdered the man Chalmers-street, drew a crowd of colored persons the court room yesterday. To-day-Ash Wednesday-there will be cervices t the principal Episcopal and Roman Catholic surches. Pntting the names of offenders in THE NEWS has a ?cubar terror for them. The price of real estate is improving. Leitch b Bruns sold South Carolina Railroad Stock ?sterday at 46% to 47??. A small black and tan terrier, answering to the une of "Jeff," has been lost by a gentleman, who ill be glad to recover it. Sec advertisement. A lucky wight won both of the Une turkeys raffled t Fehrenbacb's Monday night. r Leslie's bill on the mayoralty caused considerable jmment yesterday. Persons driving through the city at night are rationed to look out for the signal light put over ole?. * REAL ESTATE SALES.--Mr. Louis D. Do aussure sold yesterday, at auction, a wooden resi ence on the east side of Rutledge avenue, the third ouse north of ?adolifle-street, lot lorty-two by one und red and forty-five feet, for $6000; two-fifths ssh, balance in one and two years, rbis Indicates n advance of fifty per cent, over the figures c ( one caf ago. Also a tract of one-third of seven hundred acres of line land in Frlt.ce William's Parish, Beaufort Dis? tict, for $106. Also the remainder in a lot and buildings in Bean ort. whioh had been sold by the United states Tax Jommlssloner. for $40. B. M. M ar sh-ll v Brother sold a building let In Jneen-street, nearly opposite the Cathedral, forty by me hundred feet, for $800; one third cash, balance none, two and three years. Also the brick residence in Anson-street, opposite Dteorgo-streot, lot fifty-three by one hundred and uxty-nvefeet, for ?250B; ono-Aird cash, balance ia jne and two yeera. Tho lot adjoining on the south, thirty by ninety feet, brou?ht $8 00 sash. Also the hotel property ta Camden, known as the ReKalb House, for S6200; half oasb ; balance in one, few*, three *s* *?* yearn, TH MEETING OE COUNCIL. Thoro was a regalar meeting ?'.? Council, in the Chamber, last evening, at half-oast seven o'clock. rresent- lho Major ; AMctuian Geddings, Jit? ter, GHuniaghani, Lindstrom, Hereof, Cada, Qtnoy, Honour, Wiu'.don, Voigt, Howard, M ?ore. < Communication from tho Bound ol Fircmistcr.-? informing Couucil of tiio re-election el il. M. Strobe], clerk and superintendent, and H. 0. Chokes, pump contractor, was rccoivctl ns information. Communication from W. C. Hoe, E-q, chairman of tho commissioners o; tho Orphan House, report? ing the election of officers of ti e institution, ami stating that tho ehction of steward and mitron was postponed, and that Miss A. K. living, pruc'pol of of tho school, would Bnperviao those departments until an e'oetion. Received as into rm a lum. Tho bonds of Wm. Kirkwood, Clork of tho Mar? ket, Jacob F. Schirmcr, Clerk of Weights and Mea? sures, fl. J. Beckman, Cleik of Publie Scales, Wm. J. Wiley, Assistant Clerk of tho Upper Wards Market, Wm. Withers, Assistant Cleik ot Contro Market, Thoa. W. Stanard, Naval ?tore Inspector, were ap? proved by Council. Tho return of tho City Sboriff for ihe ?nonHi of January, 18G3, showing tho collection ol $1032 5.5, which he paid ever to the C ity Treasurer, was re? ceived as information. Tho report of C. B. Sigwald. Captain of Police, showing number of arresta, fines imposed, kc: Ar? rests, 2G9; whites, 124; colored, 143; finos imposed at Mayor's Court, $650, and paid $336; city's por? tion $168, pal i over to tho City Treasurer, was re? ceived as information. Petition trom Dr. M. E. Carrero, staliug, in view of the prospective widening ol Friend-stroet, he will sell to Council, for the heirs, the loton the southeast corner of Broad and Friend streets, at tho assessed value, $3000. Referred to the Committee on Street?. Petition of Mis. Susan S. Keith to have Eliza Izard Wright, an inmate of tho Lunatic Asylum at Colum? bia, transferred to tho pauper account, and her sup? port be charged to the city. Referred to the Com? mittee on Retrench mont and Relief. Communication of M. J. Wiclis, Vsq., Presidoat of the Mempn.s and Charleston Railroad, tho quarter? ly statement of tho company to December 31, 1808 ; shoeing gross receipts of $342,146 19, and expenses amounting to $180,151 76. Received as informal hm. The account current of tho I unatic Asylum witb the city, showing a tialance in favor of the asylum of $3401 95. was received a - information. The bill of tho Gas Company for lighting thc city was referred to the Committee on Accounts. Tho <"ommit.cn on a.reels recommend that Mr. James Marsh be paid $197 76 for land taken I rom him to widen East Bay. Adopted. The Committeo on Licenses report that it would be inexpedient to chango tho license fee on billiard tables. Adopted. Tho Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings recommond that Mr. A. Melch rs be allo vod tc erect a shed on his lot, to bo covered with tin. Adopted The Committee on Retrenchmentand ?elief reported adversely on the petition of C. M. Besaellcau for ser vices rendered on the pond at the foe>t of Broad street. Adop'ed. The Committeo on Retrenchment aud Relief ro poricrt advorsely on the petition of Robert'lurner for compensation for loss sustained by bavins his small wooden bouso pulled down on tho morning of the fire in H a sci-street. Adopted Alderman Geddings introduced a bill to aniond an ordinance to reorganizo the Board of Health and for other purposes, ratified 28th December, J 858. A bill to amend an ordinance entitled, ' An ordi nance to aid in robuildinff tho burnt distriot and waste places of tho City of Charlo j ton," passed its third reading. Alderman Olney introduced a bill to authorize tho conversion of city six por cent, stock iuto coupon bonds upon certain conditions. On mellon of Alderman Olney it was Resolved, That the Committee on Streets be allow? ed further time, ai.d the Mayor be roquoetcd to fill the committee to the usual number of bvo Alderman Geddings oft red tho following resolu? tion, which was adopted : Resolved. That the Committee ou Ftrecla. with bis Honor ihe Mayor, bo empowered to take such actiou in the premises as they may deem wise and r-xpodiont in the matter of pavomeuts re:erred to in a r?solu Hon passed at the last meeting of Council, and that they report at (he next meeting. Alderman Honour offered the following: Rctclved, That the Comm'tteo on City Lands be authorized to negotiate for tho purchase of a lot In Anson-street, to accommodate tue zoung Amorici rire company, providea that a suitable lot can be purchased at a sum not ex.eediug $800. Adopted. On motion of Alderman Olney, it was Resolved, 1 hat the Committee on City Hands bo in? structed ta dispose of the city property, viz: ono en? glue house, and lot in Ansou-streoi, alter two weeks' advertisement of the same lu the city newspaper. Adopted. Tho Special Committee on the Fire Dopartmont recommended that the engine house lu Anson street bo disposed of, the same bein? of no use to the city in its present condition, as it U not suitable tor tho s eamer which is to ba located in that district. Adopted. Tho committee to whom was referred the petition of Jno. R. Dukes and others, In rel? ti on to plank? ing Concord-street, recommend that the work be done. Adopted. The committee to whom was referred the resolu? tion of Alderman Olney, In relation to planking King st root, recommend that the work bo done. Adopted. Alderman Olney, front the Committee on Accounts, reported favorably ou sundry bills, amounting to $1920 80. Adopted. Alderman Whildon, from the Contmlttoe on the Fire Department, asked farther time to consider the purchase of three alarm bella. Granted. Alderman Voigt read a memorial to the Legisla? ture lu relation to filling up the waste places in the city, and moved that it be adopted by Connell. Alderman Whilden moved that tho memorial be amended so as to ask that ne building less than two stories and no tenement be allowed to go np. Adopted The ordinance to rogula'e and reorganize tho Po? lice Department was, duly ratified f also the bill to abolish the offices of eily apothecaries. The Mayor called attention to the nomination of offieers of the police force, under the new bill. Seve? ral a' tempts were made to defer tbe matter, but the Mayor pressed his point with vigor and nominated thc following: For Captain-K. A. Hendricks. For l irst Lieutenant-John C. Minott. For Second Lieutenant-thomas B. Chapman. Tho castus von of the Mayor cariied the nomina? tion. , 1 he new bill goes into effect at once, and a reor? ganization of ?he force will begin to-day. The following lethe bill introduced by Alderman 01n?y: j A BIU. TO ATTTHOBI1E TBS OONVKB8?ON OF O ITT SIX PBB CENT. STOCK ESTO OOSPOH BONOS, UPON OEB TAIN CONDITIONS. , Me it ordminet by tho Mayor and Aldermen in Olly Council assemoled, Vhat the city treaenrer la hereby directed, us soon ss arrangem mts can be made, at the request of any owner Of registered city six per <ient. stock, and upon the surrender of tho certificate t\r tho sdme, to convert the said steak into city coupon bonds, pay?dlo to bearer, S d bearing inter? est at the rate of site per cont, per annum, payable semiannually, in manner and upon tho conditions loUowng, that la to say: 1. BOtds to an amount not exceeding two hundred thou san. dollars, p y able in April sud October, A. D. 1883, may be Issued with coupons payable in April and lotober. Bonds to an amount not exceed? ing two hnidred thousand dollars, payable In Janu? ary and JulY A. D. 1881, m iy be issued with cou? pe ni payapMn January and Joly. And bonds to an amount nt exceeding two hundred thousand dollars, for eao\j ear thereafter, maybe issued until I the year 1905, t0 principal and coupons to be paya? ble alteinately iv April ?nd October, for ono year, and in Janna*? asV Joly for the year next succeed? ing. \ 2. Tho bonds BhsVbe tn sums of two hundred snd fifty do lars, flve\"nrf,ed dolla*?, and one thou- , sand dollars, and ?ha M ot be issued ?xce.pt upon surrender of certineaieW ? ?ok, with Interest peat due an* net fonded to\n equal amount. Bu, if thors should be any excek {n amount ot H oek over bonds, a new certificate oLtock may he lssned for SUCh CX008'. \ 8. The principal and inteost of the said bonds shall be paid at the agency of W corporation in the city of New York; and th? cottons shall be reenlv ablo in payment of taxes ?nd \| dues to the city. Thisreoeivebilityshall be endowed on the face of] ea h coupon. 4. None of the bonds issued nrW this ordinance eb ill be payable In sny year earliV than tho ?took fer which it ls exchanged. , A CHOXOB HAIL-Mr. J. N. RobW baa soot ns a sample ci the isa OTU ''Bearcat" baas, cured ley tho present represenUtlves y tho firm was made the Duffield asa so widely 'MM. f *vor sb!y Smews. Ths ^Pewgrasa" maa aro rW mal? low, tender and Joley, and ave worthy of a Soo* on I tho table of an eptoore. 'j nev aro . O?A !>. J. ?^jsob L son. Nos. 1 fend 2 Atlantic whar? j E CH/i?! ; h ? DA 5 LY THE S t i PENTES -I KWUA>.?> lug the* p? colore':.,al; .-. 'lu 'I ho : I iaou? r . ? au;l ita l it': hour otu inslaughl t T.Ht- ?l?lTjttD 8TAT! 'OUI C, HOD. QKO. P. B rt VAN Pm . -Tho out' od nt otovou o'oiock. IhoJudge ordered th- t>um o? $t>7 due tho estate of T. W. Dawlins, in Hu* liando of W. S. Hastie, a^signco ol' ?. li. Moise. herald. Tito provisional injunction granted in tho mattor ol P. P. Worsharu was ordered to bc dissolvoci, aa? less i a uso fur its continua-ct. was shown in thirty days. Sundry parties petitioned to establish lien iu the matter of J. A. Lemon, 1 anUrupt, und it waa ordered that thc assig iee sell property and pay in order of priority. L. Cohen petitioned to establish lien by inor?guge iu the jsatteroi C. Phiilips. lt was referred to the ltegidlrar to report. Tho execu? tor of C. il. Stevens pc'itioued to establish lieu on the oi|ate of Theodore stoney, bankrupt. Re? ferred to tho Registrar to report facts. Ac. L. and M. Wiso applied for a i order to call a meet? ing o! tue creditors of Adam Z tiled to receive as? signee'?< accounts. General me: ling called on 23lu lust. Uy. H. Kinard was grantel pcrinissioatoainona schedule. J. JU. smith petitioned lo establish lien on bankrupt estate of Smith Cook. Itcforrcd (o the Ro^isttar. Stephen Owens, assignee, petitioned to toll lauds of Jobu L. Harper, bankrupt, Reference to be held by Registrar on the uah instant. D. J. Winn waa appointed assignee cf Ormeley Ulandi ng, G. W. Brad'ord, E. L. sherwood. J. G. Raffleld, R. J. Purgan, James A. ?arvin aud William M. Roose. T. J. & M. Moses pciitionrd to establish lieu tn tim case of P. M. Elveen, and W. H. Young in thc case of R. C. Bi-h<!rdsou, Radcliffe & Gignard, anil others In the case of M. L. Har vin; and tho assign?es were or? dered to soil property. Willis Jt Ohisolm petitioned to establish lieu in tho caso of W. W. Beubow. As? signee ordered to sell inortg.i-ert property. Tho People's National Bank peli iouod to force T. C. Richardson into involuntary bankruptcy; and it was oidered that .so mach of previous order of tho court as seeks to onjoin creditors from suit or other proceedings be rescinded as of the date when thc same was granted. HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEDRUARY 9. - Charleston Hotel -John C Dutch, City; E J Beard, St Dennis; W 0 llano, Orangoburg; lt G Lamar, E H McMastor, fairfield; H S Korr, Abbeville; Wm Wa lace, W Williams, Columbia; C C Langston, Walhalla: C E Fleming, spurtanhurg; John Bratton, Mrs A O Brutton, M its Julia, Bratton, Miss il Bratton, York; S H Maxwell, Pendleton; E S Irvine and nophew, Greenville; B Z Hcrndon, Cokesbury; C B Barrow, E A Weld. J B Stone, S H Mead, Jr, Mrs S H Mead, Mrs Chas Dorlie, New York; Mrs J T Micoll and family, Long Island; C B Lenton, Michigan; WT Brown, Alabama ; S B Clowney aud wile, Miss Mil 'infc, South Carolina; J C Shirer and iwo sons, Geor? gia; A Homsiy, South Carolina; B O Mauldin, New York;F M Jordon, South Caroliuaj J A Hojt, An? derson; J J McLure, Mrs A Becker, J Thomas, S McHose, Pennsylvania; B G Claik, New York; Sam Thomas, W W Weaver, S Patterson, Pennsylvania; W W Marah, N S; Dr P G Rockwell, New York; J D Blanding, Sum'er. , ravilton Hotel.-P K Coburn, Summerville; N J Thouron, steamer Dictator; R H Selby and G W Aungcr, South Carolina; L M Rointt?jorna, Cainhoy; W Bradford, Cooper River; J T Peud arvin, Summer? ville; L Dantzlor, St Matthews; A S Weat, Robinson's Circus; C L Smith, Laurens; Dr R S Whaley and D M Ward, Newberry; W H Hendrix and A H Caup iam, Lexington; P P Hamilton, Union; G D McLure iV lt Williams, R Gondy and J Gargruni?, New York; P S Worsh&m and James Haspen, South Carolina;R H Zimmerman, St Matthews; J M Kickland, J J founts, and W H Kennedy, Barnwell; G H Hooper iud lady, Augusta, BUSINESS NOTICES. A FAMOUS LUNCH will be spread at Torck'a 'Our HOUB"" this forenoon, consisting of oyetor loup, boiled fish, and boiled mutton with caper lauce. -o LADDZS' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys ers in every style. Mince pteg, frtsh doily. Hot cof <\n nnd oJiivninto ?* ?u h?rara. iou cream every lay. CHOICE GREEN AIT DU? TRIO, ex pol? io und, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast cernor Seciety ind Anson streets. Goods delivered free. INTERNAL REVENUB STAMPS Of all Denominations. Also, PROPRIETARY STAMPS, lept on hand and for salo by HU G Bli k RAVENEL, Brokers and Insurance Agents, No. 60 East Bay, corner Exchange-street. December ll ftu2mos ?mci) ($00l-s. READ THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, COMPRIS t TNG ARTICLES MADE BY LUBIN, RIMENEL, COUDRAY, CLEAVER, SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARINA, EDE, AND OTHERS. Together with a full assortment of Tooth, Hair and Nail Brashes, O O M B S , ILL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM? PORTED DIRECT, AND FOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. The ladles are respectfully invited to call and ex .mine before purchasing elsewhere. C. F. PANK.N1NT, CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 133 Mee ting-street, November 18 fmwSmos Charleston, 8. C. E I? W A IL 19 DALY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 89 Wanren-stveet, NRW YOBS. PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PUR? OH A SE of all kinds or MERCHANDISE. Boots, fences. Hap), Ca. s and Trunk?, and Stift? Goods a specialty. Consignments of all kinda of Staple Articles and general Produce solicited. Prompt returns guaranteed. EDWARD DALT, Late of Charleston, 8. O. Weekly Pr?ce Currents seal free by poa?. January*? ?mai J^-ORT?, STKK1UB5 * WAKDBth, WHOXXAALX DEALERS UT FAliOY OOOng, STATIONERY, PERFUMER Y, CUTL BS Ik HOSIERY, FURNISHING COOfc?, WHTTB GOODS, EMBBOIDEHY, Ito., kr ? I No. 1*7 Met*??s^rt>?ggf J.B.STBBLK. a0.1lOB*a. ^ ?. W. WARDELL, Ja. l - January M . , . . ? <. ?; ? N EWS, WEDNESDAY STOCK i''i JU SALK. io ! JAMES MjPUACKELFORD. 1 BrokerjKo. H Bread-street. ? 8_'_3_ [hl?lti I USK BILLS ! . WAB?M). BANK PILLS OP ALL qfiiDS ROUOIIT AND higho-i price paid, ?>y , : AN ult ? WIT. MORELAND, February 1 Bro\e* S"o. 8 Broad-street. pry (?oo?a, dr?c. G ll KAT ATTlUcTIUN AT FURCHGOTT& BROS,. WHO r. ES ALE A ND RETA IL DRY GOODS STORE CORNER KING AND ?A?HOUN STREETS WE BEG IO INFORM IUI LADIES AND OUR Customer* In general.-hut wo Lave just re? ceived (in addit'on to our Usuiptoek of DOMESTIC and FANCY ?O^l b), a now sibply suitable for the present season. CONSISTING if: CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, 1'ot'fiNS, Ac, al reduced prices Htavy Balmoral Skirts ot$l 13 Very choico article Black silk ? 80, worth $2 00 Ladies' super Merino Vests on Jr $1 A lot ot Uno 1 iain; Covers wiich will bc sold less than cost. 160 dozen HOOP SKI RVS, 50\b 00c. A lot of Photograph Albuins, 7:'cents Ottonhcimer't? celebrated French CORSET, $1 00 and upward A full and completo assortuiouiof Germau and Eng? lish HOSILBY, from 12J* ip Afino assortment of Ladies' aal Children's Silk. Ber? lin clo h and Lisle GLOVES, oiogaut designs. ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COHORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES TABLE DAMASKS, &C, Ar tho lo weat figuros. Wc would also notify our patrons that w.' hav?? ar? ranged iv separate d?partaient tn our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c. ?S" ENTRANCE ON CA LT? UN-STREET. if'UKOllUtlTT ?V unos., No. 4:t7 KING-STREET. Decomberl4 3mo DRY GOODS ! D R Y G O O D S ! CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SEASON OF 1 AT REDUCED PRICES. OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PERTAINING TO THE ABOVE GOODS. WE ARE ALSO RECEIVING BY TRI-WEEK? LY STEAMERS SPRING GOODS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS, TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OFOTTY AND COTINTTrr wnTrmns COUNTRY MERCHANTS WELL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CAREFULLY EX? AMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. McLOY & BICE, No. 370 KING-STREET, CORNER OF HASEL-STREET, " February 8 $\}\x\? art /untiling ($00**. SCOTTS SCOTT'S SCOTT'S TBE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STO?E GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARLESTON, 8. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELERRATED STA? STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are t ffered for sale atOhe LOWEST GASH PBIOES. E. SCOTT, Meeting-street, opposite the Market Ball. February 9 Cmos MILLS & GIBB, IMPORTERS, No. 413 Broadway, Mew York, INVITE THU ATTENTION OF SOUTHERN MER? CHANTS to their splendid stock of LACES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES WHITE GOODS LINENS L. 0. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS NA raw* &OM AO. AU imported direct Lom Ute Manufacturera, and. offered t-o UWJ Lftd* *t tho LOWEST PU?OEBwri merni ? A VOR AB LE TERMS. MORNING, FEBRUARY GUANO, T. J. K E R R & CO., KI5URS WHARF, O F FEU FOU SALE : PERUVIAN GUANO LAND PLASTER HONE LU-T ZELL'S SUPERPHOSPHATE WMtlocfc's "VEQETATOR," or Ainmoniated Phosphate, And will rcOOlvo oidora for the purchase of any of the FERTILIZERS tn market, and give planters in? formation of thr same. 3 ' Fo'mary ?) PERUVIAN GUANO. RA TONS Ol-NUINIC PERUVIAN GUANO L<\ND tJy' ING this day lro.u sohoouer Vraie, und for ba'oby HAVEN LL & CO. , February I? 2 GUANO. PERUVIAN GUANO. f)AA TON'S No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. WAR ^JVl/ RANTED pennine and direct irem agents' warehouse-, 'J O ari ive per schooner KOP?l ircra New Vork. For salo by R. M. BUTLER, February G _ No. 72 Kast Dav. ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE. TI IS COMPOSED OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VIilI.A, Combined with otho.* fertilizing material scientifical? ly treated, making a OOMPLE1E M ANURE. The Company Importing/tho Gunno direct from the rich dcpoBiti of RirJs at ALTA VJ LA, is enabled to furnish, at a low price, a Fertilizer not excel? led. For salo by H KN RY CORIA ?fe CO., At Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, or tho ALTA VELA GU}N<? COMPANY, No. 57 Broadway, Now York. January 28 Imo WANDO FERTILIZER. THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of tho South their Fertilizer, known as the "WANDO FER? TILIZER," which tho experience of tho past season has proved to be one of tho most valuable iu our market. It has for its base tho materials from the Phosphate beds of tho Company on Ashloy Rivor, ?ind is prepared at thoir works at tho EAST END OF HASEi.-STREET in this city. lu order to guarantee its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the Company has mado arrangements with tho disUn gui.-hed Chemist, Dr. C. U. SHEPARD r" who carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal and other ma? terial piircbased by tho Company, and the prepared Fertilizer, before being effered for sale. The Com? pany is resolved to make an article which will provo to bo a "Complete Manure," and give entiro satis? faction. For terms, circulars, and other information, apply to WM. 0. DUKES & CO., Agents, No. 1 iou.h Atlantic Wharf. January 4 m wi 3mos NITRE BEDS FERTILIZER. ASU Pl" RIO R MANURE FOR ALL CROPS. Manufactured from Annual and Excrement Mutter, for Nitro purposes, by the Coi .federate Gov? ernment. Testimonials of its valuo shown. For sale very low by J. W. SPP.AG?E& BROS. No. 2 North Atlautic Wharf. KINSMAN t HOWELL, No 1G3 East Bay. WELCH & BRANDES, January 20 w.*3 No 07 East Bay. E. FRANK COE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! rjBE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE SUPERIOR AND STANDARD This PHOSPHATE has been largely used in this State, and bas given goneral satisfaction, and is admitted by somo of the most practical Planters to bo equal to Peruvian Guano. PRICE : SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, Cash or factors' acceptance, payable 15th November next, with bank rate of interest added. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLIN A. February 1 inwf2mo Agricultural. IMPORTANT TO BICE PLANTERS. WAGONER & MATIHEWE8' IMPROVED RICE DRILLS Just received by the subscribers, who are agents for this Slate of these practical and suocessful Labor-saving Machines. THEY ABE ALSO AGENT.} FOR THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER LOMBARD'S HAND RI'JE HULLER BECKFORD ? HUFFMAN'S GRAIN DRILL-with Guano attachment THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN FOLSOM'S- HAND-SOWING MACHINES I ALLEN'S HAND POWER, Which they offer at Manufacturer's prices, together with a large assortment of Plough* of all Makers. COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-ono and two horse BRINLY'3 STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two boree AMES'* PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS, And Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Bar Iron Cutlery and Guns. J. E. ADGEK <& CO., I No. 18? MEBTINtf-STRBET AND Nb. 62 EAJST BA Y'STREETi JO H A H li ia m V O N , ?. V. Februarys Wfmlmo JTJ?Ol?Bll?? ?te MACBEVB, No. 8ft Si yo? <9-?4 are ? t, Charleston, S. C., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AN? GKWKRAL COMMISSION AQKftTg. I wm ?tuend to Bentlns ?ad coUeo?ng of Reata I SMBA^r. .* '0% B?**,'*?t to m P-eke? ef OodSffaiui gqpplles ter parties in ?hc oounucy ufton roaaonible berm*. Gamea u Houfxs.AUTKAJTIMB MAOSHTH. ?Vanu.ryl ijr 10, 1869. ?Uictiun Salts. Farming Utensils, at Auction. \\\ Y. LEITCH & Ii. S. BRUNS, Auctioneer*). Will bo sold at A notion, THIS DAY, lOtb instant, ut Marshall's Wharf, nt 10 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, A Lot of FARMING Ul KN S l LS, consisting of Shovels, Ploughs, Coru Shellors, Hay Forks, Ilice Fans, Bay Tres*, Cultivators, Harrows, &c. ALSO, Three RICE FLATS, built of cypress, and a lot of Ungi ?i ned Cotton, &c, kc. Terms cash. mw2 February 10 Horses, Mules, Sets Harness, one Cart, at AUCt?07l. BY B. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at Nc. 33 B:oad-strcet. February 10 Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals, Bro? gans, $c , <j-r. BY N, HUNT & SON, THIS DAY, tho 101b instant, at 10 o'clock, i-i our Salesroom, No. 142 Meeting-stiect, we will sell, lor cash, GO cases BOOTS, SHOES, OAITERS. BALMO? RALS, BROGAN*, &c" fcc , our usual Uno assort ment, all fresh and desirable gooda, to which wo invite ttic attention of katers. February 10 Clothing, Dry Goods and Hats. BY MILES DKAKE, TUIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will soil at my store, corner of King and Liberty streets, A general assortment of DRY GOODS : BED AND WHITE FLANNEL, Linens. Dress doods, Damask, Brilliants, Checks, Satinet. Cassi, mere, Undershirts a id Drawers, Bcluap Shills, LadioV and Gent's Hosiery, Towels, 1 abio Cloths.&c. 60 Gent's Cloth and CJB.-Usnore Dross and Business COATS :)00 pair Cassimcre, Satinet and Jean Pants 200 dozen Table nud I'ocket Cutler1., assorted 100 dozen Men's and Boy's Wool Hals. February 10 Estate Sale of Country Store and Household Furniture. WM. McKAY, No. 130 Mcctliij?-strcct, Will sell THIS DAY (Wednesday), 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, I The CONTENTS OE A COUNTRY STORE, con? sisting of Tinware. Crockery, Dry GOOOB, Beer Pump, Handkerchiefs, Notions, Show Case, fcc. ALSO, PARLOR FURNITURE, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Bureaus, Lounges, &c. ALSO. GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. ALSO, A ftne lo'. WHETTING PAPER and COPY BOOKS. Terms cash. February 10 UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE? NUE OFFICE. Seized and will be sold at pnblic auction, on SAT? URDAY, February 27, 1869, HOUSE AND LOT No. 17 George street, Charles? ton, belonging to John J. Mouaph.au, for noa pay? ment of tax s due the United s?tatos. W. R. CLOU TM AN, February 10 1 Acting Collector. UNDJKlt ?KIREK IN EQUITY, JLanneau, et al, vs. Bonnell, et al. ?a MONDAY, the 15th day of Februnry instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold, at the Old Cust mbouse, Alt that MESSUAoE ANJO LOT OF LAND idtuate, lying and being on Concord-street, in ihe City of Charlc-tou, S. C., measuring and cor faining in front on Concord-street ono hundred and ten (lie) feet, moro or less, and in depth one hundred and forty-five (145) feet, more or less; butting and hound? ing to th e wost ?ind north ou lauds or the > ( \v York Steam Packet Company, to tbe souih on lauds now or late of the estate of John F. Knox, and to the east on Concord-street. lernit-One-tOtirth cash; tho bala-cc on a credit of ono, two, three, four aud five years, secure 1 by bond or bonds of tho purchaser, bearing inter st from the d<?y of sale, payable semi-annually, and a mortgage ot tho property. Tho buildings to bo in? sured and thc policy assigned. E. W. M. MACKEY, Sheriff Charleston County. February 1 Uiwi7 Jt?t?tclianeous. DON'T OV?BL00K THIS! IF YOU WANT GAS FITTING DONE, Go to P. t.. GUILLOMIN, No. 140 Church street, li you warnt STEAM PILLING done. Go to P. L. GUILLEMTN, No. 140 Church-street. Il you wuiil T r.uD,' mm* ?one, Go to F. L. GO II LEMIN, No. 140 Church-street If you want TIN HOOPING and GU iTEKING dmi? *. iu i. ?. w?.a??~a.iM.??i, ?1-, un nimrnVi-s r?eu If you waut GAS FLY i HUES, Go to P. L. GUILE UMIN, No. 140 Church-street Where yon can get GAS GHAN DELIBES, PEN? DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands, Drep Lights, ARGAND BURNERS, Percelain, Mira, Paper and Tin Shade*, Glass Glob-a and Shades, Copper ?nd Iran Pumpa, Bath Tubs, Parler and Bed-roam Grates, Kerosene Lamps, Ac, &c, at reasonable prices. Repairing promptly attended te. Old Gaa Fixtures Rebrenaed. December 19 thsmZrao BOOK AND JOB IP Tl 1 1ST TIN G . No. 70 Broad-street. THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LO OAT ED AT THE above stand, is now prepared to execute every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT INO. PAPER, STATIONERY, fcc, will bo kept on hand for sale. C. G. ERCKMANN. * fly Mr. A. J. BURKE will be happy to see his old friends at thc above stand. February 8_?_mwf3? jry B. FICKLIN? * HAVING TAKEN HOCKADAYS STABLES AND LOTS IN SPBING-STBEET, Is now prepared to keep CATTLE, HORSES and STOCK of eviry description. Qber?? is a good p ump and large sheds on the lot. I will sell (Stock on small comm selon. Imo February 9 MULE?! MULES! MULES! A CHOICE LOT OP WELL BROKE MEDIUM SIZHD MULES. Will be on Sale for THREE DAYS, AT Spriggs' Old Stand, KING-STREET, ABOVE SPRING-STREET. February 8 3* FOB SALE? SPLENDID Thoroughbred Mare, FIVE YEARS OID TRIS SP li IN G. COLOR DARK B Y, with black feet Hold for no lault. Can be Been on North Atlantic Wharf. For /arther inform? ation apply at'THls OFFICE. 8 February 8 M. L. WILLEY'S Celebrated Cooking Stoves. " PHILANTHROPIST * AND " CTVTLIAN, ?, Manufactured at Trey, N. Y., and fer sale by D, L. FU L I fi R T O N, AUGUSTA, GA. rflHESB STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB J capacity, durability, eonvenienoe.4 and the gen' eral purpose" to which cooking Stores are used. The PHILANTHROPIST is eitrsheavy plated, aa? has Ash Drawer j can be mad? into ? Bix*boiler bois .tove ; bas east iron W*ter Tank galvwaiced, or enamel lined. A strictly flrtt-clas* ito?*. The CIVILIAN is of a neat design, and bee m fla? large Oven, i ht ? stove eeo be Had with the extension Duck, six bolee, and re?< rvolr when desired For further ?en^t^^^^ Augusta, Ga. January 30 *nioa i i 'm mm- ft , m wm?m?*\.JU ?'ri' E OHAKJLESTOJ^ wo, ar? KI?*O-STMKI?:T ?O?? AMO TIM FOIL. AMILGA1H? MUMBBAL IBBTS, ?iee! ?soi*, ?ad every ar? sis wes a ty the ?eat??, .ine ******* Work Multa and Bortet. BY J. FRASER MVTHEWES, No. 50 Hioail sive ( t. Will be sold at my offlco THIS DAY, nt tl o'clock, i emin c;ish. February 10 Ho r?es and Mulet, one Bread Cart and Car? riages, also TabUs, Sideboards, Carpels* Mirrors, Beadsteads, Bidding, Wardrobes, Desks, Stoves, $c... J/c , at Auction. BY G. McBiUDE SMITH. THIS BAY, <be lotti i usin?t, at 10 o'clock, at bis talcs-room, No. 31 llroad-stroot. ALSO, 7 BOXES OFSMOK ' N GTOB iCCO, 1 box Chowing Tobacco, Cable Twist, iu tiu lull paokages, and sundries. . 8* February 19 Horses, Mules and Vehicles ai Auction. B? A. C. McGILLIYBAY, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, at 19 o'clock at Sigu of the Bed Post and Fag, No. '29 Broad-stroet, A notion every \Ve?i>esday. 1* February 10 June Residence in (he Village of Mount Pleas? ant. BY HOLMES & MACBETH. Will be sold on VIUDA Y next, 12th February, at ll o'clock, iu iront ot the Old Postoflloo, Ihatdesirabiy located DWEL1 INO HOUSE, two and o half stories, ou brick basement, containing six upright rooms garret and dress.UK rooms, double piazza, lanie cistern and good well of water; also a line largo carriage house and s: able. eald Lot meas? uring aud containing ts tho mr, haunt on Pitt-street AC feet 4 inches; to the nor Iii und north wost on lands lato of Dr. Farrell and of Wm. Peico, Esq., 228 feet; to tho south on lands of John ii url tieck, 70 leet 8 i;icho.< ; and to the southeast ou lands of tbs said John Horlbeck, 226 feet 3 inches, bo all of the said dimensions more or less, and hiving euch shape and dim nsions ai are included in a plan xnado by John A. Michel, Surveyor, June, 185;'. Term --One-half cash; balance UICLC year; build? ings to b? injured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay ii. ?: M. for papera and stamps. February 10 Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, by order of thc United States Gourt. BY JOHN T. HUM?HREYS, \ ??c*io??eei>. Dy virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the Hon. Geo mo s. Drvau, Judge of th? United States Court for the District of South Carolina, I will sell nt Public Auction, on FRIDAY, February 12, at ll o'clock A. M., at thc Old Postofilce, loot of Broad All that valuable PLANTATION In Pt. Thomas' rarish. in thc o Hint v ot Charleston, known as "Woodland," hounded by lands of-Poyos and G corro Life, Daniel's Inland creek, Oteuter'a Creek aud Cook's Crek, aud containing tno thousand three hundred and uinelj-?ve 2306 acres, more or less. These lande atc said to bo as yood lor Long Cotton as any on tho islauds, and aro only als miles from the city. The place is well settled, aud may be resided on all the year. It is accessible by either Cooper or Wando Hivers, being nearly entirely sur? rounded hy navigable streams, with eight or ten landings ou the plantation. Terms-One-third cash; balance inflvo equal suc? cessive annual instalment?, Becured br bond of pur? chaser bearing interest at tbe rate ot 7 per cent, per annum, payable annually, aud a mortgage upon the premises. Purchaser to pay i or papen and stamps. LOUIS MoLAlN, Assignee ofB. J. and J. Murry Muirhead. January 30_ statham wf7 Two (2) Eligible Building Lots on Rutledge Avenue. BY HUTSON LEE. Auctioneer. Will be sold at the Old Customhouse, on TUESDAY next. 16th instant, at ll o'clock A. M., All that desirable LO l OF L - ND, situated on the west side ol Rutledge avenue, nearly opposite Rad? cliffe street, bounding to the north (165) one hun? dred and eight.v-five leet on lot below described; east (45) foriy-fivo feet on Rutledge avenue; south (185) one hun cl rc I and eighty-five feet ou lands of Wm. Lucas; and west (45) forty-five feot on lands of Fabian R. Wu ken berg. Also, All that desirable LOT OF LAND next north of the above, bounding to the north (185) one hundred and eighty-five feet on lands of Mrs. Amelia Strubel; east (60) fifty feet on Rutledge ave una; south (185) one hundred aud eighty-five feet on above desorlbed lot; and west (60) flity feet on lands of Fabian B. Wickenberg, be ttiese dimensions more or less. These are without exception two of the most de? sirable Lots in the city, located as they are in a de? lightful neighborhood, on the most fashionable street, and immediately on the line of the City Rail? way. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer ftc papers and stamps. wimtui February 10 ^Uiiiuumo' ipuuuu- ?aun. I?YTTF?ASER MATBLt^^ At Private Sale That valuable property, known as the CEDAR BALL PLANTATION, of Dr. James B. Whaloy, upon Bdisto Island, containing f mr hundred acres, of which three hundred ere fine cotton land. For forms, Ac, apply as above. 6 February IS Two Elegant Pianos. BY JOB BAWS0H, No. 106 Bast Bay. At Private Sale One very fauperior 1% OCTAVE PIANO, "Wor? cester's," in use but a short time. Original cost $?00. ALSO, One very Superior full 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,' Haines A Bros.," N. Y., very little used. Oilginal coat $700._2_February 9 BY WM. McKAY. At Private sale A complete set of TINNERS' TOQi.3, Apply aa above at No. 186 MEBTIN0.3TBBX. February 6_ Real Estate. BY ?. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broad-street, South side, mea* State-street. At Private Salo FIBS C CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Bice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive aud Valuable Manui ic torie?, Mill Sites and Delightful r-ummer Residences in various parts of the South. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of all ?iles, prices and descriptions in every part of the etty. January 28 mwi8s?o ILXOSING OUT SALE. IN ORDER IO DISPOSE OF THE BALAN OE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to make room for our SPRIN3 AND SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect the latter part of thia month, w have reduced the prices ef our Goode RBUARDL.JCSS TO COjfT OF MAlVriO? TU KIN G TUB 8AMK. Thanking the publie for their very ttberel patron? ado, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a oas iss? uance of the same. We respec trolly lorita ssa sad all to call and see for themselves. I L. FALK Sa CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. MS KINO-ST., Next to Cowperthwait's Fara!tare fitere. WHOLBSALK DEPARTMENT, No. 107 Msettug-straet, Febrnjury 2 IMO Oppsslts Charlea*- Batst * T. HO NPHftttf Si JW l i BKOKEB, AVQTlomtEM AM* OOMWB SIOK MERCHANT. \ SALBU OF BEAL ESTATE, STOCKA. BONN, MU (IORI IIB* AND PERSONAL PliftPHRI* I ATTNNDBBJ TO. I ??. Mt BHOAO-BTttBIMr, QHAaLJtHTOM. , im iinr iiit w. 0 *MaurB> ss*? ; fi?mHi???mt ?V Wa*??. IM, riv ; -: